The article discusses the role of the British Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the post-Brexit period. It cites FCA chief executive officer Andrew Bailey's assessment about deregulation, competitiveness, and greater transparency in enforcement. Bailey points out the difference in regulatory approach between the FCA and the Financial Services Authority (FSA), and the need to review the regulators' handbook.
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